Dental Sedation in Las Vegas, NV

Kick back and relax with sedation dentistry.

What Is Dental Sedation?

Dental sedation uses safe medication to keep you calm and relaxed during your dental treatment. It is perfect for patients with dental anxiety or phobia.

Common Signs of Dental Anxiety
- Nausea.
- Sweating.
- Hyperventilating.
- Difficulty breathing.
- Heart palpitations.
Does It Hurt?
Not at all! Dental sedation has the opposite effect – you won’t feel any pain at all.

Benefits of Dental Sedation at Buffalo 215 Dental and Orthodontics

Provides a pain-free dental experience

Reduces anxiety and helps the patient remain at ease

Reduction in gag reflex, which may make treatment difficult

A patient may have no memory of the procedure, reducing future anxiety

Saves time by allowing the dentist to complete more complex procedures

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Dental Emergencies

Get fast pain relief for dental emergencies. We offer same-day emergency appointments 6 days a week in Las Vegas, NV.

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Types of Dental Sedation

Nitrous Oxide: The most common type of dental sedation is nitrous oxide, or laughing gas. You will remain awake, but you’ll feel giddy and light-headed. You may even laugh uncontrollably. The effects wear off immediately after you start breathing regular air.
Oral Sedation: Oral sedation involves a prescription pill taken before your appointment. You will remain awake, but you’ll feel dazed and lethargic. In some cases, you may not have any memory of your visit or the procedure. The effects wear off within a few hours.
IV Sedation: Light IV sedation allows you to remain awake, but puts you at ease. You will feel overwhelmingly relaxed. The effects wear off after a few hours.
General Anesthesia: Under the effects of general anesthesia, you will lose all consciousness. You will not hear or see anything around you. You will have no memory of your treatment. General anesthesia wears off after several hours.

How Much Does Dental Sedation Cost?

Dental Sedation has a wide price range, depending on your specific diagnosis. Our $25 Emergency Special will allow our doctor to give you a more specific treatment and price.

Dental Insurance and Financing.

Most dental insurance does not cover cosmetic procedures. Fortunately, Buffalo 215 Dental and Orthodontics offers flexible financing through SunbitSunbit website (open in new window) and CareCreditCarecredit website (open in new window). We will provide you with your estimated out-of-pocket cost before we begin treatment.

No insurance? No problem.

Buffalo 215 Dental and Orthodontics Makes Dental Sedation Affordable

We’re investing in your care! We offer a $25 new patient special ($155* value, including an emergency exam and X-rays.)

No dental insurance? No worries. To help you smile now and pay over time, we offer access to flexible payment plans over 3, 6, or 12 months. Our team will help you get started, so you can enjoy a beautiful smile without financial headache.

Insurance companies we are in network with:

Hear From Our Patients

"The whole office staff is amazing, super friendly, and very helpful. They talked me through my procedure and made sure I was comfortable and pain-free. I highly recommend Buffalo 215 Dental & Orthodontics."

- Gurjit K.

"I hadn’t been to a dentist in a really long time because of time, money, and a slight fear of dentists. But Buffalo 215 Dental & Orthodontics has been nothing but excellent. My consultation was efficient and painless. Very clean office, their customer service is amazing, they took my insurance, and the business hours are great (open 6 days a week)."

- Raven H.

"I absolutely love Buffalo 215 Dental & Orthodontics! I have a lot of anxiety when I go to the dentist, and they have always made me feel at ease at every appointment. The staff is just amazing! I no longer feel anxious, and they make me feel comfortable each time. They all make me feel like family."

- Lizet P.

Frequently Asked Questions about Dental Sedation

Is dental anxiety common?

Studies suggest that as many as 50% of Americans are afraid of the dentist. Of that, 20% delay or avoid dental work due to their fear.
Is dental sedation just for anxiety?
No! Many people can benefit from sedation dentistry, including those who:
- Have a strong gag reflex.
- Have difficulty getting numb.
- Have extremely sensitive teeth.
- Struggle to sit still for a long time.
- Are undergoing a very long procedure.
What happens if I avoid the dentist?

Bi-annual dental exams are necessary to identify tooth decay, gum disease, cavities, infection, and signs of oral cancer. Left untreated, these symptoms may lead to unintended consequences such as bad breath, cracked teeth, severe toothache, tooth loss, or even life-threatening complications.

What kind of treatment can I have while sedated?
Anything! We can do all dental treatment while you are sedated.
How can I remain calm naturally?
- Meditate: Focus on slow, controlled breathing. Holding your breath can actually increase your anxiety, so breathe in and out with measured intention.
- Distract yourself: Bring your headphones and listen to music, an audiobook, or your favorite podcast. This can drown out the sound of dental instruments and help you remain at peace.
- Communicate: Be sure to share your fears with our staff. We’re compassionate and empathetic, and we know how common dental anxiety is. We won’t take offense.

Why Choose Buffalo 215 Dental and Orthodontics?

Convenient Hours: Same-day, evening, and Saturday appointments.
Insurance-Friendly: We’re in-network with most PPO dental insurance plans.
Transparent Pricing: We’re happy to provide easy-to-understand cost estimates over the phone, via text, or in a virtual consultation before you come to the office.
All Services Under One Roof: We provide general, cosmetic, and emergency dentistry as well as oral surgery and orthodontics in one location.
Innovative Dental Technology: The latest dental technology will make your appointments faster and more efficient with more precise and accurate diagnoses.